Bài tập trắc nghiệm tiếng Anh 12 (Học kỳ II) Nguyễn Đặng Hoàng Duy

Bài tập trắc nghiệm tiếng Anh 12 (Học kỳ II) Nguyễn Đặng Hoàng Duy

* TRAÉC NGHIEÄM BAØI ÑOÏC (SGK)

 Paragraph 1

1. 
   American men usually shake hands when ____.
   

A. they are introduced

B. they say hello to male friends and business associates

C. they say goodbye on business occasions

D. All are correct.

2. 
   Which of the following statements is TRUE?
   

A. American men usually don’t shake hands when being introduce.

B. On business occasions, they don’t shake hands.

C. When a woman is introduced to a man, shaking hands depends on the man.

D. Americans tend to be informal in get-togethers.

3. 
   Which of the following statements is NOT true?
   

A. Americans usually make others feel comfortable in get-togethers.

B. Women usually shake hands when they are introduced to each other.

C. Shaking hands is up to the woman when she meets a man for the first time.

D. Americans usually invite their friends to get-togethers.

 Paragraph 2

4. 
   Which of the following statements is TRUE?
   

A. Few American women live alone.

B. Women in the US live independently.

C. They are afraid of being lonely.

D. They are used to borrowing money from others.

5. 
   The word “them” in line 17 refers to ___.
   

A. men B. women C. conversations D. coats

6. 
   Which of the following statements is NOT true?
   

A. American women usually need men’s protection.

B. Sometimes they need help from men.

C. They are used to going from place to place alone.

D. They may ask men to dance.

 Paragraph 3

7. 
   What does “those things” in the first sentence refer to?
   

A. smoking B. drinking C. playing cards D. A & B are correct.

8. 
   Which of the following statements is TRUE?
   

A. A few Americans are nonsmokers.

B. A smoker should ask before lighting up a cigarette in an American home.

C. A nonsmoker is not militant about smoking in public places.

D. In restaurants, there are sections for nonsmokers.

 Paragraph 4

9. 
   American guests should _____ their host or hostess in the kitchen.
   

A. want B. bring C. help D. do

10. 
    Which of the following statements is TRUE?
    

A. As a guest, you should bring gifts to a dinner.

B. A guest doesn’t need to do anything in the kitchen.

C. You are expected to take your friends out to dinner at the end of your stay.

D. Helping is more important than the gesture.

B- ÑIEÅM NGÖÕ PHAÙP CAÀN NHÔÙ

1) USED TO + V: dieãn taû thoùi quen trong quaù khöù ñaõ chaám döùt ôû hieän taïi

a) I used to come here when I was a child.

(Toâi ñaõ töøng (thöôøng) ñeán ñaây khi coøn nhoû.)

b) He used to smoke a pack of cigarettes every day, didn’t he?

(Anh ta töøng huùt moät goùi thuoác moãi ngaøy phaûi khoâng?)

* NOTE:

S + USED TO ---> S + DID NOT USE TO

S + USED TO ---> DID + S + USE TO?

2) BE USED TO + N/V-ING: dieãn taû thoùi quen ôû hieän taïi

a) My father is used to the noise. (Cha toâi quen vôùi tieáng oàn.)

b) They are used to getting up early. (Hoï quen thöùc sôùm.)

* NOTE: BE USED TO = BE ACCUSTOMED TO = GET USED TO

C- BAØI TAÄP TRAÉC NGHIEÄM

I- NGÖÕ AÂM:

 Choïn moät töø coù phaàn gaïch döôùi ñöôïc phaùt aâm khaùc nhöõng töø coøn laïi.

1. 
   A. formal B. love C. come D. some
   
2. 
   A. business B. send C. noisy D. workers
   
3. 
   A. relaxed B. mounted C. collected D. needed
   
4. 
   A. shake B. sugar C. sure D. soap
   
5. 
   A. gesture B. cruel C. guess D. guest
   

 Choïn moät töø coù troïng aâm chính ñöôïc nhaán khaùc so vôùi nhöõng töø coøn laïi.

6. 
   A. company B. comfortable C. together D. business
   
7. 
   A. associate B. formal C. movement D. militant
   
8. 
   A. important B. cigarette C. protection D. informal
   
9. 
   A. introduce B. conversation C. independent D. welcome
   
10. 
    A. expect B. alone C. liquor D. invite
    

II- TÖØ VÖÏNG: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

11. 
    American men usually ______ hands when they are introduced.
    

A. take B. hold C. shake D. lose

12. 
    Thank you for ______ me to the party.
    

A. keeping B. telling C. calling D. inviting

13. 
    Let’s go to the cinema.
    

A. monument B. movies C. theatre D. hall

14. 
    We have a get-together on Sunday. Please join us.
    

A. birthday party B. wedding C. meeting D. discussion

15. 
    May I ______ you to Mr. Jones?
    

A. introduce B. tell C. speak D. want

16. 
    I sometimes do not feel ______ when I am at a party.
    

A. comfort B. comfortable C. comfortably D. comforter

17. 
    “How do you do? I’m Peter.” – “______”
    

A. I’m fine. Thanks C. How are you?

B. How’s thing? D. How do you do? I’m John.

18. 
    Mr. Pike invited some ______ to his house for dinner.
    

A. hostesses B. guests C. hosts D. cookers

19. 
    In America, when a woman and a man are introduced, shaking hands ______ the woman.
    

A. depends on B. is up to C. relies on D. A & B are correct.

20. 
    Street vendors are not allowed to sell things on the pavement.
    

A. cross B. roundabout C. corner D. sidewalk

21. 
    Before you light ______ a cigarette, remember to ask for permission.
    

A. up B. down C. on D. off

22. 
    Parents should take good care of their children and ______ them from wrongdoings.
    

A. take B. protest C. protect D. get

23. 
    You will feel ______ when you can earn money yourself.
    

A. independent B. dependent C. inconvenient D. uncomfortable

24. 
    Where is the lift? – It’s over there.
    

A. stair B. elevator C. shelf D. step

25. 
    I could not say anything to express my feeling, except a ______ of sympathy when I heard the bad news from him.
    

A. gesture B. sign C. signal D. nod

26. 
    It is necessary for the host to make his guests feel comfortable and ______.
    

A. relax B. relaxing C. relaxed D. relaxation

27. 
    I usually feel ______ when I stay at home ______.
    

A. alone/alone B. lonely/alone C. alone/lonely D. lonely/lonely

28. 
    Children always like ice-cream and candy.
    

A. sweets B. sweat C. sweater D. swimming

29. 
    Peter often has a drink with his friends at the pub.
    

A. counter B. bar C. shop D. inn

30. 
    I would like a one-way ticket to Paris.
    

A. return B. single C. double D. cheque

III- NGÖÕ PHAÙP: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

31. 
    I’m quite ______ hard work.
    

A. use to B. used to C. used for D. be used to

32. 
    I’m ______ on my own.
    

A. not used living B. not live C. used not live D. not used to living

33. 
    My father ______ the hot weather.
    

A. gets used to B. used to C. is used to D. A & C

34. 
    We ______ English conversations in class.
    

A. are used to having C. are used having

B. used to having D. use to have

35. 
    He ______ in the countryside when he was a little boy.
    

A. use to live B. used to live C. used to living D. is used to living

36. 
    The environment is not as pure as it ______.
    

A. is used to be B. used to be C. used to being D. is used to being

37. 
    This is the chair which my grandfather ______ sit on before he went abroad.
    

A. is used to B. used to C. gets used to D. becomes used to

38. 
    I am ______ on the computer.
    

A. used to working B. used to work C. use to work D. using to work

39. 
    After the Women’s Liberation Movement, American women ______ independently.
    

A. get used to living C. used to living

B. are used to living D. A & B are correct.

40. 
    It took me a long time to get used ______.
    

A. to wearing glasses C. wearing glasses

B. to wear glasses D. wear glasses

41. 
    In Chile, women ______ both other women and men with a kiss on the cheek.
    

A. are used to greeting C. are used for greeting

B. are used to greet D. used to greeting

42. 
    In Russia, women ______ arm in arm with their female friends.
    

A. were used for walking C. are used to walking

B. used to be walking D. use to walk

43. 
    You used to spend your summer holidays in Italy, ______?
    

A. used you not B. weren’t you C. didn’t you D. hadn’t you

44. 
    She ______ drive to the station every day, but then she decided to walk instead.
    

A. was used to B. was using to C. had used to D. used to

45. 
    I used ______ forty cigarettes a day.
    

A. smoke B. to smoke C. smoking D. smoked

46. 
    We are not used ______ late at night.
    

A. for studying B. to studying C. to study D. being studied

47. 
    He doesn’t write to his parents as often as he ______.
    

A. used to B. was to C. got used to D. had to

48. 
    Joe ______ be so bad-tempered. I wonder if he’s got problems.
    

A. wouldn’t B. didn’t used to C. isn’t used to D. didn’t use to

49. 
    Peter used to visit his grandmother, ______?
    

A. used he B. didn’t he C. doesn’t he D. did he

50. 
    ______?
    

A. Did you use to stay up late C. Do you use to stay up late

B. Did you use to staying up late D. Do you use to staying up late

IV- SÖÛA LOÃI: Choïn moät töø hoaëc cuïm töø gaïch döôùi caàn phaûi ñöôïc söûa.

51. 
    He used to working hard when he was young, but now he is old.
    

A B C D

52. 
    Peter is used to doing morning exercise every day, doesn’t he?
    

A B C D

53. 
    I’m not used to go to school late. I prefer punctuation.
    

A B C D

54. 
    Some years ago, typewriters are used to be very necessary in all offices, but
    

A B C

now, computers have gradually taken over the work of typewriters.

D

55. 
    Jack no used to smoke until he had a bad luck last year.
    

A B C D

56. 
    When my father is young, he used to walk a long distance, but now he is
    

A B C

too old to walk.

D

57. 
    The novelist has written three novels so far. Some years ago, he used to
    

A B C

have been a teacher.

D

58. 
    The drum player is used to play with a dance band when he was young.
    

A B C D

59. 
    Americans are used to say a few words before expressing disagreement, such
    

A B C

as “To be honest, I do not agree with you.”

D

60. 
    Most women used to stay at home and done the housework.
    

A B C D

61. 
    A nonsmoker usually feels uncomfortably when someone smokes in his house
    

A B C D

62. 
    He used to drinking wine after meals and now he has a stomachache.
    

A B C D

63. 
    This is the school at which Uncle Ho used to studying when he was young.
    

A B C D

64. 
    My eldest brother used to got to school on foot.
    

A B C D

65. 
    When I was young, I was used to stay up late to do all my homework.
    

A B C D

66. 
    I had trouble travelling in Australia. I wasn’t used to drive on the left.
    

A B C D

67. 
    My brother used to sleeping late on weekends when he doesn’t have to work.
    

A B C D

68. 
    Jack was used to play tennis on Saturday but now he doesn’t have time.
    

A B C D

69. 
    Keith used to living in Sydney, but his company had him transferred to a better
    

A B C D

position in Melbourne.

70. 
    Fertilizers are used primarily to enrich soil and increasing yield.
    

A B C D

V- BIEÁN ÑOÅI CAÂU: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

71. 
    “John’s brother used to let him drive his car at weekends.” means ______.
    

A. John’s brother never let him drive his car at weekends.

B. John is no longer allowed to use his brother’s car at weekends.

C. John is allowed to use his brother’s car at weekends.

D. John is used to driving his brother’s car at weekends.

72. 
    “Jack has stopped writing letters to Jill.” means ______.
    

A. Jack has no longer stopped writing letters to Jill.

B. Jack used to write letters to Jill.

C. Jack has never written letters to Jill before.

D. Jack stopped writing letters when Jill came.

73. 
    “Roy used to drive a taxi.” means ______.
    

A. Roy has stopped driving a taxi C. Roy got used to driving a taxi

B. Roy is used to driving a taxi D. Roy still drives a taxi

74. 
    “I’m accustomed to getting up early.” means ______.
    

A. I used to get up early C. I’m unable to get up early

B. I’m used to getting up early D. I have never got up early

75. 
    “I often drink a cup of tea before meals.” means ______.
    

A. I am used to drinking a cup of tea before meals

B. I often drink a cup of tea at meals

C. I used to drink a cup of tea before meals

D. Drinking a cup of tea every day is my habit

VI- ÑOÏC HIEÅU:

BAØI 1: Ñoïc kyõ ñoaïn vaên vaø choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

If you are invited to an American friend’s home for dinner, remember these general rules for polite behavior. First of all, arrive approximately on time but not early. Americans expect promptness. It will be all right to be 10 or 15 minutes late but not 45 minutes late. Dinner might be over-cooked and ruined by then. When you are invited to someone’s home for a meal, it is polite to bring a small gift. Flowers or candy are always appropriate. If you have an attractive thing made in your native country, your host or hostess will certainly enjoy receiving that gift. What will you do if you are served some food that you cannot eat or you do not like? Do not make a fuss about it. Simply eat what you can and hope that no one notices it. Be sure to compliment the cook on the food that you are enjoying. Do not leave immediately after dinner, but do not overstay your welcome, either. The next day, call or write a thank-you note to say how much you enjoyed the evening.

76. 
    When an American invites you to have dinner at his home ______.
    

A. you needn’t arrive on time

B. you should arrive to show that you are polite

C. you should arrive on time

D. you should arrive early to help the host

77. 
    When you come to someone’s house for meal, ______.
    

A. do not bring anything with you

B. take some food or drink

C. do not care about gifts

D. bring some flowers, candy or something made in your native country

78. 
    If you are served some food that you cannot eat , ______.
    

A. immediately tell the host about this

B. do not make a fuss about it

C. ask for another dish

D. apologize for being unable the cook

79. 
    After dinner, ______.
    

A. do not leave immediately or do not overstay your welcome

B. do not say anything about the cook

C. leave immediately

D. stay there until bedtime

80. 
    The next day______.
    

A. immediately invite him to your home. It is your turn

B. remember to thank the host for the dinner

C. you do not need to thank

D. All are correct.

BAØI 2: Ñoïc kyõ ñoaïn vaên vaø choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát.

If you are invited to someone’s house in America for dinner, you should bring a gift, such as a bunch of flowers or a box of chocolates. If you give your host a wrapped gift, he or she may open it in front of you. Opening a present in front of the gift-giver is considered polite. It shows that the host is excited about receiving the gift and wants to show his or her appreciation to you immediately. Even if the host doesn’t like it, he or she will tell a “white lie” and say how much they like the gift to prevent the guest from feeling bad.

If your host asks you to arrive at a particular time, you should not arrive exactly on time or earlier than the expected time, because this is considered to be potentially inconvenient and therefore rude, as the host may not be ready.

81. 
    The polite host will open the ______ in front of the gift-giver.
    

A. bunch of flowers C. wrapped gift

B. bottle of wine D. All are correct..

82. 
    The host always makes the guests ______.
    

A. feel pleasant B. feel bad C. tell a lie D. show anger

83. 
    What will the hosts do if they don’t like the present?
    

A. give it back C. receive it without smiling

B. open it in front of the giver D. receive it with a lie

84. 
    You should arrive ______ if you are invited to a dinner at a particular time.
    

A. exactly on time B. just on time C. early D. late

85. 
    Which of the following is the closest meaning with the word “rude”?
    

A. sad B. impolite C. angry D. helpful

VII- ÑIEÀN TÖØ:

BAØI 1: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát ñeå hoaøn thaønh baøi khoùa döôùi ñaây.

Keeping Your Distance

Personal space is a term that refers ___(86)___ the distance we like to keep between ourselves and other people. When ___(87)___ we do not know well gets too close we usually begin to feel uncomfortable. If a business colleague comes closer than 1,2 metres, the ___(88)___common response is to move ___(89)___. Some interesting ___(90)___ have been done in libraries. If strangers come too close, many people get up and leave the building; others use different methods such as turning their back on the intruder. Living in cities has ___(91)___ people develop new skills for dealing with situations ___(92)___ they are very close to strangers. ___(93)___ people on crowded trains try not to look at strangers; they avoid skin contact, and apologise if hands touch by mistake. People use newspapers ___(94)___ a barrier between themselves and other people, and if they do not have one, they stare into the distance, ___(95)___ sure they are not looking into anyone' s eyes.

86. 
    A. from B. to C. for D. about
    
87. 
    A. anyone B. nobody C. people D. someone
    
88. 
    A. most B. best C. more D. first
    
89. 
    A. on B. in C. up D. away
    
90. 
    A. research B. studies C. survey D. questionnaires
    
91. 
    A. done B. caused C. made D. allowed
    
92. 
    A. that B. where C. which D. how
    
93. 
    A. Most of B. The most C. Almost D. Most
    
94. 
    A. like B. as C. alike D. such as
    
95. 
    A. making B. make C. be D. made
    

BAØI 2: Choïn ñaùp aùn ñuùng nhaát ñeå hoaøn thaønh baøi khoùa döôùi ñaây.

Good communication is the key to being successful and satisfied in many situations: work, personal, social. At work, communication skills ___(96)___ most commonly shown in your ___(97)___ to use and understand language, whether spoken or on ___(98)___ You need a good command of language to ___(99)___ your ideas. opinions, ___(100)___ feelings across clearly. Listening carefully is ___(101)___ important communication skill, as is the ability and confidence to ___(102)___ questions when you need to understand something or get ___(103)___ from someone. Competence in a language other than your mother ___(104)___ also counts as a ___(105)___ skill.

96. 
    A. are B. have C. were D. do
    
97. 
    A. capacity B. ability C. knowledge D. fluency
    
98. 
    A. writing B. written C. paper D. letter
    
99. 
    A. come B. get C. understand D. know
    
100. 
     A. also B. too C. so D. and
     
101. 
     A. a B. the C. an D. any
     
102. 
     A. answer B. put C. ask D. suggest
     
103. 
     A. things B. information C. knowledge D. explanation
     
104. 
     A. tongue B. land C. language D. ability
     
105. 
     A. giving B. speaking C. understanding D. communication
     

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